The ground floor doorway is the main entrance point to the Giser House as it connects the external podiček porch with the inside spaces and enables going to the first floor or to the gank.
The ground floor main room called hiša used to be the centre of social life; especially in the winter days, the entire family gathered around the stove. The room preserves the original handmade furniture, and the old sewing machine is a particular highlight.
Steep wooden stairs lead to the first floor doorway that opens into the old kitchen, the main room, the smaller attic room, or the wooden gank.
The main room on the first floor features more modern furniture pieces typical of the post-World War II period. The rich stucco ceiling ornamentation gives the room an almost salon-like feel, creating a special atmosphere.
The smaller porch on the first floor is mainly for aesthetic purposes. This is accentuated by an artfully carved balustrade, which the residents also used to decorate with flowers.